The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-10

length followed BY Confusion, Mirabeau and
the others IN compact bunch with the excep-
n ws9 iS no a VIZ the rS
she s soon Shot ho bolt and Gonsom
took command oasiiy NJ The. beginning Of tho
last turlona. md stalllng OF Lpko's deter
Confusion half length In front of iSaiston.
THE MONMOUTH OAKS FALLS TO FIRENzI.
9cr az s," sSyh bar ,oTtsi sl0 only g sssrSasy
win fiio0 added of which so 10 the second; mile and
j y iiosalnsb. T. riren,L by Gienels-riorIda, ,ia
4pg.5y &Sohn,opis Z Amy. lis lsywardj,:....
csfsSs s,,Si. .f SG. T, s.c isu rs nt
rose ioio against Amy, ID to asanst Edisto ''''
With Almy,on tho inside, Edisto and Lady
Primrose IN the centre and Firenzi on the out
feet start. Garrison pit once took pull on
Irsn}I and the Other three entered the
@ %Ren Sy r fo sss sa on
Primroso md, Edisio. w" who led, Fircnzi two
SreSsed her advantaS es s RsS esndi ns
three enE,hhs at the quarter and 10y four ut the
a Sfh h% n9s oso S s Hs' pSoa By
seP tine Ssp Y1 iESn sas her so h9a@
run around the far turn to the entrance OF tho
homcstroteh, whore slc was but two !onGths
tween. Almy and Flrenzi. AT the last furlong
post Fironzi showed in front and coming away
M y1y stride wo In sy f
LINDEN WINS IN THE LAST STRIDE.
Hanlicsp sweegstakes a, ss each with g. 900 added
Fl wG s,s e' s. n %S and b
Linda Lewis; Jos 1bonohasli.. ~
F,,;s ,sssi s::ssp; IA
NuuOcTnt TOlu, and Lottery also
i i.s$s
cxrs S Sd fSi al and II sSss s sTnce Th e
tic r" strch Honsatonc showsd the " Way and
passed the stanG with an orSn lead: followed
Rg ' and Sn S shs ,r Hds
tomb WAS Two lengths In advance. which Mag
sis J. decreased t? lcnEts along , The bars.
H9nsntonic, a iensthin front Of Maesio j.; she
SnSn Il @ q Ran half Eng Turin in
ths @a 81 tts eh"n sau except that pden
moved un to sixth place, tho leaders taking
closer criGr entering the homoitretel. HSusa-
when Linden. WHO. had worked M gradually.
took Issue with him. Those two drew away
the last two strides Donohuc. VINO rode with
great determination, got Linden IN front and
a W% 'y came S %ckham thirI tie others psdy
strung nnt
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ROWLAND TAKES THE CoRiSTHiAN HANDICAP.
Corinthian We!ter Handicap ut SIS each, with 5000
added Of which Sol to the second; gentlemen riders
s ~! ire anwsn "i ne shonnonR,g
Durcr trrs II Militia 10 ifNcinnaiiin;;
o. i sorris's en- C. in Lee T. isi IMr iiarwoodJ....
Raymond, Anarchy Haitian, Bo6stay King Robn.
anu '"s' ''' "'So Tina 1.17h
Bettiny-A gainst Mite. to ltow,nd 80 IN I; Bass
YG rn dan and g SnG sSn to
,,,,,,o,1 80, o,t ,-i,, ~, d-on ~ tbo 1or
haymonu run out Mst w uioi VI t th nanS ,,
ana. passing tho mn, NJ tne Gnu on tne hLsI
to @a 9rnnt o e a swG Babstay ne
oven fcim There was m change on the turn
nnI IN tI,r stretch where Knymond COMMENCED
'u ". 49,. 10y ~. 10y HnninE,d 20 move 70 tba
front. At tho Inst frrlong pole Rowland took
no land AMI. hoI,iinr IT, won by tIroe lengths
IRON, SiiIin she tanned by Phil Ice. who Beat
Rawmond in tho last stride for third place,
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tooi' SELLING RAGE.
Purse 500 for three year o!ds ana upward selling a.
ioWaS S e ana hn rvlomar-Moon
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j. i,uun / Co CHI La Clair L. o. [Anderson) .....
Lunnsney Frcs. eli, Litto Minnie, T. 100 tWiams). .
belmont 81 elmo, and and, Ornament also ran.
,,rs, voaI ie 81 :, p,ro md 1,,,,o Min
ME * TO Il La t!a.P to Belmont tot orna
r, c,o,r md Moonsb,no m,de tha noce ca
hs' IN i,e eu,S i"., ~ " M n;Sb 'n possiD3, tho
was leading, followed by Belmont. Moonshine.